Sentence examples for identification of contributors from inspiring English sources
Albana Shala, of Free Press Unlimited, says the Mexican members of the project have received training in how to avoid inadvertent revelations that could lead to the identification of contributors, once they have the information in their possession.
To improve identification of contributors to manuscripts, editors of medical journals have developed authorship responsibility criteria.
Consideration of domains contributing to social vulnerability may also allow for identification of contributors to social vulnerability that may be suitable targets for interventions on both clinical and policy levels.
This suggests the identification of additional contributors is necessary to improve our understanding of suicide risk in rural regions.
Finally, this study provides a framework for the identification of key contributors to malignancy, and may lead to new insights useful in the development of therapeutic interventions for ovarian and prostate cancer treatment and prevention.
Low temperature μ-PL investigations allowed the identification of three main contributors: the QW formed by the flat area around the MGS, the elongated mounds of the MGS, and the deep hole inside the MGS.
A consequent study based on the power spectral density of wall-pressure fluctuations filtered at specific frequencies and the use of the Ffowcs Williams and Hawkings' (FWH) analogy has allowed identification of the main contributors on the module to the farfield noise.
This should lead to the identification of policy-amenable contributors to health inequalities.
Identification of mechanisms and contributors to aging-induced muscle loss could lead to new therapeutic strategies for preventing and treating sarcopenia.
The identification of personal care products as contributors to phthalate body burden is an important step in exposure characterization.
It is usually impossible to properly identity contributors to a wiki entry since wiki authors are typically anonymous, unless the group of contributors is extremely limited and/or authorial identification is enforced (but this latter option might deplete a wiki of one of its most important ingredients of strength) [ 69].
